What’s New in SEO for October 4, 2011

Writing by SEO Journal

We have compiled the latest news and updates from the big three, Google, Bing and Yahoo as it relates to SEO and the search engines overall. WHAT'S NEW THIS WEEK WITH GOOGLE: Ads are just answers Over time, Google has worked to improve and expand its search advertising products. What started as three lines of simple text has evolved into ads that are multimedia-rich, location-aware and socially-amplified. WHAT'S NEW THIS WEEK WITH YAHOO: An employee speaks out: Yahoo! Search is ready to fight In this post a Yahoo! employee explains how Yahoo! Search has always been and remains committed to changing the face of search. WHAT'S NEW THIS WEEK WITH BING: Deluged by Daily Deals? Browse Over 200k Offers with Bing Deals Bing has launched Bing Deals, CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...

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Nick Stamoulis Speaking at Providence eMarketing Conference

Writing by Nick Stamoulis

Calling all New England marketing professionals! Nick Stamoulis, President and Founder of Brick Marketing will be speaking on the Providence SEO panel at eMA’s Power of eMarketing Conference on October 12th, 2011 in Providence, RI. Nick Stamoulis will be speaking from 1-2 PM with other SEM panelist, Michael Briggs Vice President of Search Strategies at Website Publicity. The afternoon SEM session will focus on search marketing best practices. The Power of eMarketing Conference will be held at the Providence Marriott Downtown on October 12th-13th. Online registration is open until October 11th. Attendees who are unable to register online are also allowed to register at the door on the day of the conference. Click here to learn more about the Power of eMarketing Conference. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...

Google Places Can Be Frustrating!

Writing by Nick Stamoulis

This isn’t the first time a business owner has had issues with Google Places and it probably won’t be the last, but I decided to share my recent experience with Google Places so business owners having problems with their own account can see that even an SEO firm (that does this for a living!) isn’t immune to bad customer service. Here’s the scenario: My company recently moved to a new office (you can read about the SEO lesson I learned from that move) so I needed to update our Google Places listing to reflect the new address. Any business owner who has tried to update their address of phone number knows it’s not a simple task. First off, in order to update an CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...